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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyMcDowellPROJECT RISE JOAN CONWAY 334 SOUTH MAIN STREETMCDOWELL COUNTY SCHOOLS joan.conwway@mcdowell.k12.nc.us 828-652-4535Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingFocus on developing the social skills required to interact in a positive way with others.MEDIATION RODNEY WESSON 21 SOUTH MAIN STREETDJJDP rodney.wesson@djjdo.nc.gov 828-652-9640Program Type: MediationThis program enables the court counselor to refer to a professional mediator program. Mediation is a process in which conflicting partiesvoluntarily agree to work towards settlement of issues with the help of a neutral third party, known as a mediator. Mediation sessions areconducted in a private and confidential setting.PROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE NC gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionRestitution program that is a dispositional option to juvenile court allowing participants to repay victims or give back to their community.YOUTH SEX OFFENDER TRMT - REPAY HELEN KELLER PO BOX 2423REPAY, INC. helkell4@gmail.com 828-437-6268Program Type: Sex Offender TreatmentThe SAIS treatment program is designed to reduce and eliminate sexually inappropriate/sexually aggressive behaviors by teaching youth healthyalternatives to distorted thinking.LOVE AND LOGIC CAROLINE RODIER 70 N. MAIN ST.MCDOWELL CTY PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN caroline@mcdsmartstart.org 828-659-2462Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingThree series of the Love and Logic parent curriculum will be taught by the contracted instructor. Each series includes 12-15 hours ofcomprehensive parenting instruction. The curriculum includes seven modules, classes will be held weekly during each of the sessions andenrollment will be ongoing.TEMPORARY SHELTER CARE MARK BROOKS 270 SOUTH MAIN STMARION POLICE DEPARTMENT mbrooks@marionpd.org 828-652-3231Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareThis program enables the court counselor to broker residential services exclusively for court involved juveniles and their families in need of analternative to living at home for varying lengths of stay attributed to risk factors or problems connected to the needs of the juvenile or family.PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES MARK BROOKS 270 SOUTH MAIN STMARION POLICE DEPARTMENT mbrooks@marionpd.org 828-652-3231Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsThis program inables the court counselor to broker psychological services in the form of an assessment exclusively for court involved juvenilesand their families.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyMecklenburgINTENSIVE INTERVEN FACET SHARON PLUMMER 720 E. 4TH ST, SUITE 403MECKLENBURG COUNTY plumms@co.mecklenburg.nc.us 704-336-6653Program Type: Parent Family Skill BuildingProvides parent/family skill-building in the home and community for court-referred youth and families. The program also provides intensive casemanagement for high-risk youth.DASH JUVENILE COURT DIVERSION DANIEL BAILEY 700 E 4TH STREETIAACT, INC/LIFE CONNECTIONS, INC bailede@co.mecklenburg.nc.us 704-336-7659Program Type: Skill BuildingJuvenile Court Diversion Program which provides first time youthful offenders with an educational experience. The program educates these teensand their families about their offense and how it affects them personally as well as their family and their community.THE LIFT ACADEMY DARRYL L. BEGO 1817 CENTRAL AVENUEYOUTH DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES darrylbego@bellsouth.net 704-562-3806Program Type: Structured DayLift will be a life skills-based, structured afterschool program that uses a proven, innovative curriculum to help adjudicated/at-risk youth improvedecision-making, develop self-esteem, resist peer pressur/gangs, develop job readiness skills, explore career options, and develop 21st centurylearning skills. The program will also provide tutoring/academic enhancement and adult mentoring.YHI DELINQUENCY PREVENTION SERVICES FRANK CRAWFORD 601 EAST 5TH STREET, SUITE 330YOUTH HOMES, INC. fcrawford@youthhomesinc.org 704-943-9650Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareA safe, temporary out-of-home placement for the youth while any family crises leading to placement are resolved and /or youth and family needsare assessed and services to meet those needs are put into place.MULTISYSTEMIC THERAPY (MST) CRAIG BASS 6220 THERMAL RDALEXANDER YOUTH NETWORK 704-362-8460Program Type: Home Based Family CounselingThe primary goals are to eliminate or significantly reduce the frequency and severity of the youth`s referral behaviors, and to empower parentswith resouces and effective parenting skills, and to empower youth to cope with family, peer, school, and neighborhood problems.PROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionProvides opportunities for youth to be held accountable for their actions to the community and/or victims through the performance of monetaryrestitution and/or community service.BARIUM HOME FOR CHILDREN:COURT PSYCHO JOHN KOPPELMEYER PO BOX 1BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN jkoppelmeyer@bariumsprings.org 704-872-4157Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsComprehensive clinical assessment, psychological testing/assessment, and consultation services to judges and juvenile court.BARIUM HOME FOR CHILDREN:CLINICAL SERV JOHN KOPPELMEYER PO BOX 1NA jkoppelmeyer@bariumsprings.org 704-872-4157Program Type: CounselingIndividual, group and family therapy services to court involved juveniles to assist with skill development in the areas of mental health, emotional,interpersonal and behavioral treatment needs including those related to sexually aggressive/offending behaviors.TEMPORARY SHELTER/BARIUM SPRINGS HOME JOHN KOPPELMEYER 156 FRAZIER LOOPBARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN jkoppelmeyer@bariumsprings.org 704-872-4157Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareTemporary residential placements made by JCC for male and female clients with status offenses or delinquent behaviors from 8 yrs old to 16 yrsold. Staff provides supervision and guidance while implementing a program to help youth learn the social, academic and independent living skillsneeded for successful daily living in their home and community.
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